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Civil War Jeopardy
Created by Lisa Petersen
Civil War Jeopardy
Battles
Officers
Women
Men
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BATTLES 100
What was the name
of the battle that
started the Civil
War?
BATTLES 200
Which battle did
Thomas Jackson
get his name
“Stonewall”?
BATTLES 300
Which battle was the
bloodiest battle of
the Civil War?
BATTLES 400
Which battle helped
the Union to gain
control of the
Mississippi?
BATTLES 100
Battle of
Fort
Sumter
BATTLES 200
Battle of Bull Run
BATTLES 300
Battle of Antietam
BATTLES 400
Battle of Vicksburg
OFFICERS 100
This commander took
down the United States
flag after the
confederates opened
fire at Fort Sumter
OFFICERS 200
The Anaconda Plan
was drawn up by
this General
OFFICERS 300
This general fought
for the confederacy
due to his loyalty to
Virginia.
OFFICERS 400
This Union leader,
demanded
“unconditional
surrender” from the
Confederate Army.
OFFICERS 100
Commander Robert
Anderson
OFFICERS 200
General Winfield
Scott
OFFICERS 300
General Robert E.
Lee
OFFICERS 400
Ulysses S. Grant
WOMEN 100
This white woman
wrote the novel,
Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
WOMEN 200
This African
American woman
helped many slaves
to escape to the
North.
WOMEN 300
This woman founded
the Red Cross
following the Civil
War.
WOMEN 400
This female nurse
ran a private
hospital that treated
several soldiers in
the Civil War.
WOMEN 100
Harriet Beecher
Stowe
WOMEN 200
Harriet Tubman
WOMEN 300
Clara Barton
WOMEN 400
Sally Tompkins
MEN 100
This abolitionist lead
a group of men in
Harpers Ferry,
Virginia.
MEN 200
This slave asked the
Court for his freedom
because he lived with
his owner in a free
territory.
MEN 300
This former slave
described the horrors
of slavery in his
newspaper, “North
Star”.
MEN 400
This all-volunteer
regiment was the first
African American one
in the Civil War.
MEN 100
John Brown
MEN 200
DRED SCOTT
MEN 300
Frederick Douglass
MEN 400
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Regiment
Daily Double
Daily Double
Daily Double
Double Jeopardy
Reconstruction
Vocabulary
Changes
Important
Facts
200
200
200
200
400
400
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600
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800
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800
Reconstruction
200
This was the name
given to the
Republicans during
this time period.
Reconstruction
400
He was the president
that began the
process of
Reconstruction before
he was killed.
Reconstruction
600
This president was
almost impeached
due to his belief that
white men should run
the nation.
Reconstruction
800
This “clan” was
formed due to their
hatred toward the
African Americans.
Reconstruction
200
Radical
Republicans
Reconstruction
400
Abraham
Lincoln
Reconstruction
600
Andrew
Johnson
Reconstruction
800
Ku Klux
Klan
Vocabulary
200
This is a person
opposed to
slavery and in
favor of ending it.
Vocabulary
400
This is a system of
selecting individuals
to enroll in military
service.
Vocabulary
600
This is a person who
believes that racial
differences prove that
a certain race is
superior.
Vocabulary
800
A military strategy
that aims to cut off
supplies going in
and out of an area.
Vocabulary
200
Abolitionist
Vocabulary
400
The Draft
Vocabulary
600
A Racist
Vocabulary
800
A Blockade
Changes
200
This amendment to
the law abolished
slavery.
Changes
400
This amendment to the
law guaranteed
blacks the same legal
rights as whites
Changes
600
These codes were
passed across the
South and prohibited
several rights and
duties of the blacks.
Changes
800
In 1870, this became law
and said states could
not deny people the
right to vote based on
race or color.
Changes
200
Thirteenth
Amendment
Changes
400
Fourteenth
Amendment
Changes
600
Black
Codes
Changes
800
Fifteenth
Amendment
Important Facts
200
This Bureau provided
food, clothing, shelter
and medical care to
African Americans.
Important Facts
400
This is a system of
renting land for a
share of the crop
raised.
Important Facts
600
This name was given
to people from the
North that went to the
South to get rich.
Important Facts
800
The Jim Crow laws
made this separation
of white and black
people legal.
Important Facts
200
Freedman’s
Bureau
Important Facts
400
Sharecropping
Important Facts
600
Carpetbaggers
Important Facts
800
Segregation
FINAL
JEOPARDY
FAMOUS
PERSON
Final Jeopardy
This speech was
given by Abraham
Lincoln after the
Union Victory at
Vicksburg.
Gettysburg
Address
Created by Lisa
Petersen
Many thanks to:
Cassie Endel
For all of her help
And
Mrs. Petersen’s Fifth
Graders for the
inspiration!